During the last fly, my p3 at 5 meters of height (battery about 15%) is landing automatically and is crashed. To prevent this situations I want exclude the auto landing, what is the solution? I don't have found the mode to exclude the auto landing inside the djigo app.

Your P3 will always auto land when the batter is exhausted.  Mine, and I assume all of them, lands automatically at 10%.  You can manually control it while it auto lands, including the altitude, although only temporarily.  I suggest making some very quick decisions when it starts auto landing.

richardmartin Posted at 2015-9-27 23:18
Your P3 will always auto land when the batter is exhausted.  Mine, and I assume all of them, lands a ...

I know, but when p3 is nearby it,s simple control the percentage of batteries, if p3 start auto landing at low height don't have sufficent time to  interrupt the landing. Is possible exclude the autolanding?

Do you really need to run it so low?
You can set the lower alarm below 15% if you really must.

Install the new anti gravity generator. It's in the accessories area of the dji website.

Why would you not land it when it got so low anyway? I'm landing when it gets down to about 20% to make sure I've got some spare for emergencies.

I also don't run my car down to empty before filling it back up again. Just in case the needle is not accurate,

In answer to your question, the lowest percentage you can select through the DJI app before it auto-lands is 10%.  You can override the decent to keep it at the altitude it is at when it hits the 10%  mark,  by holding the altitude control in the full up position to give you time to find a safe landing position.

I'm sure the reason that DJI builds that into the app is that someone will always push the battery to the bitter end and there will be a Phantom falling out of the sky like a rock from 400 feet......OR higher!

I do not believe there is a way to disable  the auto-land at critical battery capacity.